Welcome to The Vote America 2014 Election Guide where you can find unbiased election information, from candidate bios, positions and voting records to voter registration and where to vote.
Campaign donors and candidate ratings by interest groups are also featured, as are explanations of state ballot initiatives.

Our sources include independent public resources such as the League of Women Voters, Vote411.org and the Vote Smart project, as well as state political bloggers,
local opinion, the web and the candidates themselves.

At the same time, we invite voters to help your neighbors of all parties understand the election by sharing your views of the candidates and the issues.
A civil tone is encouraged, but a wide range of political views welcomed.

Vote America 2014 Interactive Guide will help you make the best decisions in the November elections. Get started below!

View and discuss the 2014 ballot measures, propositions and issues that are affecting your town and state.
Get information so you are ready for the ballot on election day!

View your state's polling locations and voter registration info from 'The League of Women Voters' which has a long and trusted history of providing voters
with nonpartisan information about elections, candidates and the issues. View registration deadlines, voter qualifications, polling place locations, and non-partisan candidate information.